are the lights LEDs; are they lit in operation only or in dim constant on?
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Yes they are LED's and are fully lit in any position. Currently using middle for heated grips to ground and the ends going to hi (with resistor)and low which split from the same single 12v source
2064534
Yes they are dimmable. However, there don't compare to the Sylvania ones I bought through Amazon. The amount and quality of the light is much worse.
2255975
I haven't tried dimming the ones I have. I looked up LED lamps to see if they are dimmable. It appears some are. I can't say for sure about this one. I love the ones I have. Very crisp white light, using minimum power. :)
95876
They are very dim. The light only projects up. I would guess each one in about 10-15 wat incandescent. I have bought a lot of led and these go into stock until I figure where to use them.
1883895
The lights are plugged in and there's a switch on the back of each socket to turn them off and on. I prefer the constant lighting over flashes.
1765362
They come on automatically. There must be a 'dark-detector' inside that activates the LED's.
113770
These bulbs are not designed to be dimmed. They have a constant current switching power supply on the backside (coil inductors are a dead giveaway) and they are designed to give constant light output with voltages from about 9 volts to 30 volts. They do happen to dim when the voltage goes below 8 or 9 volts because the switching circuit is running at "full throttle" with its maximum duty cycle trying to keep the current constant, but like a Yugo climbing a hill, it's trying but it just can't keep up the speed. The dimming is not going to be very linear and there may be significant differences in brightness from one bulb to the next when "dimmed". These bulbs are not designed to be dimmed. They have a constant current switching power supply on the backside (coil inductors are a dead giveaway) and they are designed to give constant light output with voltages from about 9 volts to 30 volts. They do happen to dim when the voltage goes below 8 or 9 volts because the switching circuit is running at "full throttle" with its maximum duty cycle trying to keep the current constant, but like a Yugo climbing a hill, it's trying but it just can't keep up the speed. The dimming is not going to be very linear and there may be significant... » Read More These bulbs are not designed to be dimmed. They have a constant current switching power supply on the backside (coil inductors are a dead giveaway) and they are designed to give constant light output with voltages from about 9 volts to 30 volts. They do happen to dim when the voltage goes below 8 or 9 volts because the switching circuit is running at "full throttle" with its maximum duty cycle trying to keep the current constant, but like a Yugo climbing a hill, it's trying but it just can't keep up the speed. The dimming is not going to be very linear and there may be significant differences in brightness from one bulb to the next when "dimmed". « Show Less
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No, they do not appear to be. I tried one in another fixture with a dimmer switch, and they did not dim - just on or off.
450812
I am using LED bulbs and am dimming them with the switch. So far, no problems and is working fine...make sure the bulbs state they are, in fact, dimmable.
894292
yes i believe they are, I put one in my car dash and was able to dim it. I don't know if they are dimable in landscape type lighting situations.
1238367
Hello! Both sets of lights are indeed dimmable. If there is anything else we can help with, please let us know! Lighting and Locks 1-800-334-5804
2156493
No. This is a relay switched output so it will not dim lights. On/Off only.
736053
They are able to be dim down, but you will have to buy an external dimmer controller.
406078
These are bulbs cannot be dimmed. It's fluorescent so it can be a bit on the bright side.
1806162
They are not made to be dimmable. They do dim but then burn out as a result of multiple dimming events.
1211384
I have not noticed any dimming over the last two years of use. I don't think that LED's suffer from the same aging issues that traditional lamps do.
117079
The LEDs light up different colors for different modes (blue is A/C, green is fan, I don't remember what the others are). They *only* light up when then unit is turned on, however.